The Beautiful, the Bloody and the Bare (1964)

Sande N. Johnsen's (Teenage Gang Debs) contribution to the "crazed artist" genre, The Beautiful, The Bloody and the Bare (1964), follows a figure painter and his wife who encourage their globe-trotting photographer pal and roomie Pete (Jack Lowe from The Girl With the Magic Box) to try his hand at snapping nude models. And snap Pete does, whenever he sees a woman wearing (or bleeding) the color red. Tom Signorelli from Alice, Sweet Alice is the painter who unwittingly provides psycho Pete with his victims, while Rickey Bell (Olga's Girls) and Marlene Denes from Pandora and the Magic Box are two of the psycho shutterbug's ill-fated figure models.